Episodes

  • Mother’s Day Hannah – 1 Samuel 1-2

    Mother’s Day Hannah – 1 Samuel 1-2
    May 11 2025
    Join us this Mother’s Day as we come together to thank God for the inspiring and godly women in our lives. This Mother’s Day we give thanks for the women who have been instrumental in the growth of the Christian faith, for the women in our own lives who nurtured our understanding and poured into us, and for the ways Christ elevated women and gave them a voice during His time on earth and ever since. This Sunday we will be focusing in on the story of Hannah from 1 Samuel. In Hannah I see the kind of unwavering faith and persistence that defines the women of faith that I have learned and benefitted from. Please join us as we recognize the women and mothers in our lives this Sunday! -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    24 mins
  • Habakkuk

    Habakkuk
    May 4 2025
    It is around 587 B.C. and the Babylonians are storming Judah in all directions – destroying, murdering, and deporting the Jews from their land, the land that God gave them! What will happen to the faithful remnant? Why is God allowing the faithful to suffer with the sinners? How can a God who hates evil allow evil to come upon Judah and Jerusalem, his sacred city. Habakkuk seems to stand before God with his arms crossed and says, “God, I am waiting for an answer.” And God says I will give you an answer and you will not believe it. God is using Babylon as an instrument of judgment and ALL people – whether faithful or not – will be judged. God says to the righteous that you must live by faith! I will bring good where you see evil. Your perseverance and your waiting will glorify God, refine your faith, and ultimately lead to your salvation. Knowing this, the faithful must live through judgment rejoicing in their God and Savior, and leaning on the strength of their sovereign Lord. This is our future and this is our hope. Professor Jim Greenberg
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    32 mins
  • The Prophets: Courageous and Compassionate Faith - Micah

    The Prophets: Courageous and Compassionate Faith - Micah
    Apr 27 2025
    The prophet Micah speaks to us out of his own humble beginnings. Micah was from Moresheth, a small village in Southwest Judah. As he grew up he was a witness to the greed, excess, and corruption of the privileged classes. But it was not just the sinfulness of the people that Micah confronts – he confronts their worship. More so than other prophets, Micah asks the question, “What does God truly want from us?” Micah boldly confronts the worship of his fellow Hebrews who worship God with “hands full of blood” and “sins like scarlet.” We cannot worship God and remain silent about the needs of the world around us. Worship is meant to nurture the people of God. Then we can become a people of peace, a people of commitment. Join us as we explore this beautiful and timeless book together. -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    26 mins
  • The Resurrection & The Life – Easter

    The Resurrection & The Life – Easter
    Apr 20 2025
    Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die…” – John 11:25 Throughout the course of the year great emphasis is placed on the cross, and rightly so. The cross of Christ is a powerful symbol for us of the love and forgiveness of God. We cannot know who God is apart from the cross. It reminds us of the cost of our sinfulness, and God’s goodness in that He is willing to pay the cost Himself. Often, the resurrection is kept at a simmer on the backburner of our spiritual lives. I believe this happens for a few reasons, it is often overshadowed by the cross and the power of that symbol. But it is also harder for us to get a handle on. If the cross is the payment of God’s love, then the resurrection is the proof of God’s power. Join us this Easter Sunday as we explore this great gift – that still changes us, and still changes our world! -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    25 mins
  • Good Friday

    Good Friday
    Apr 18 2025
    A time of worship and reflection for Good Friday!
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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • Palm Sunday: That the King of Glory May Come In

    Palm Sunday: That the King of Glory May Come In
    Apr 13 2025
    Please join us this coming Sunday for our Palm Sunday Service! On Palm Sunday we remember Christ’s entry into the city of Jerusalem. The whole city was stirred. Men and women threw down their coats and olive branches before Him as he came down the rode on the foal of a donkey. But away from the noise and excitement, the priests of the temple went about their work – and read that day from Psalm 24. This Psalm only further heightens the intensity of the paradoxical nature of that day. Who was this Messiah? What has He come to do? What were and are our expectations of Him? Join us as we take another look at Palm Sunday through the lens of Psalm 24. -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    26 mins
  • Isaiah: The Character of God

    Isaiah: The Character of God
    Apr 6 2025
    Isaiah writes a book of judgement and hope to the people of Judah. In their rebellion against God, their religious hypocrisy, their worship of idols and moral corruption, God reveals Himself to be holy, and the one and only true God. A righteous and just God that addresses sin, but he is also loving, patient, a promise keeper and redeemer. Join us this Sunday as we look at the character of God through the book of Isaiah and what implications that has for us today. Elder Jason Moat
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    27 mins
  • The Prophets: Courageous and Compassionate Faith. Hosea-Part III

    The Prophets: Courageous and Compassionate Faith. Hosea-Part III
    Mar 30 2025
    In this third and final week of studying the book of Hosea, we turn to the second half of the book, to see God’s response to the sinfulness and adultery of His people. How does God respond when His own people are as sinful as those who don’t know Him? When the people meant to be a blessing – fail to be? What is His divine response? Lament. Like a parent mourning over their lost children – God laments over His people who have rejected Him: “What can I do with you, Ephraim? What can I do with you, Judah? Your love is like the morning mist, like the early dew that disappears.” – Hosea 6:4 Join us this Sunday as we witness divine lament and come to more fully understand the heart of God. -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    24 mins